A Writer's Notebook

Shelfari 50 Book Challenge Update February 9, 2009

Filed under: My Book Nook — Lita @ 10:07 pm
  1. The Hollow – Agatha Christie
  2. Murder is Easy – A. C.
  3. Murder on the Links – A. C.
  4. By the Pricking of My Thumbs – A. C.
  5. The Man in the Brown Suit – A.C. – my favorite Agatha Christie book thus far
  6. The A.B.C. Murders – A. C.
  7. The Body in the Library – A. C.
  8. Evil Under the Sun – A. C.
  9. A Murder is Announced – A. C.
  10. Third Girl – A. C.
  11. The Moving Finger – A. C.
  12. Murder on the Orient Express – A. C.
  13. Endless Night – A. C.
  14. The Unexpected Guest – A. C.
  15. The Murder of Roger Ackroyd – A. C.
  16. Merlin – Stephen R. Lawhead
  17. Arthur – S. R. L.
  18. Eyes at the Window – Evie Yoder Miller – so far the most boring book I’ve read this year
  19. King’s Ransom – Jan Beazley and Thom Lemmons
  20. The Dante Club – Matthew Pearl
  21. The Poe Shadow – M. P.
  22. Violet Dawn – Brandilynn Collins
  23. The Shadow WithinKaren Hancock – I love all the books I’ve read by her so far, enough to buy them all. D I’m waiting to read the rest in the Guardian King series until I can buy them, and eagerly awaiting her next book.
  24. Laddie – ?
  25. White Fang - Jack London
  26. The Call of the Wild – J. L.
  27. Scars and Stripes – Lt.Col. (ret) Red McDaniel – awesome book, should be required reading for high school American history
  28. The Dog Who Would Be King – John C. Wright
  29. James Herriot’s Dog Stories – James Herriot
  30. All Creatures Great and Small – J. H.
  31. The Thirteenth Tale – Diane Setterfield – very intriguing, I’m hoping she writes more books
  32. Plain Truth – Jodi Picoult
  33. Inkheart - Cornelia Funke – lovely children’s book, some adult readers complain of lack of character depth, but I loved it
  34. No Graves As Yet – Anne Perry
  35. Shoulder the Sky – A. P.
  36. Angels in the Gloom – A. P.
  37. At Some Disputed Barricade – A. P.
  38. Murder Among the Owls – Bill Crider
  39. The Writing Class – Jincy Willett – neat book, with an interesting story line
  40. Way Down Dead in Dixie – Caroline Cousins
  41. Shabby Chic – Rachel Ashwell
  42. Strong Poison – Dorothy L. Sayers – I’ve found another good mystery writer, W00T!
  43. When Men Become Gods – Stephen Singular
  44. The Good Guy – Dean Koontz
  45. The Ballad of Trenchmouth Taggart - M. Glenn Taylor – Do NOT recommend this one at all, it’s well written, but much too explicit, IMO
  46. Second Chances – Elise Lufkin
  47. A Year of Pleasures – Elizabeth Berg
  48. Family Skeletons – Rhett MacPherson
  49. James Herriot: Life of a Country Vet – Graham Lord
  50. Must Love Dogs – Claire Cook

THERE! I got to 49 and thought, “No way! I know I read more than that!” In fact, though I read several non-fiction books this year, there’s only a few of them on that list. So I suceeded in my challenge, I was just a month late in posting about it. I’ve always been horrible about keeping  booklist. This year I used Shelfari a little, and counted on my library automatic reading list to kep up with the rest. I’m pretty sure I read some others, but I can’t think of them right now and this was all that was on the lists, so here ’tis.

Note: I don’t recommend all of these. Most were okay, but a few had elements some readers will find objectional.

 

4 Responses to “Shelfari 50 Book Challenge Update”

  1. Kerrie Says:

    I’m not sure if you have reviewed any of the Agatha Christie’s, but if you have you might be interested in submitting your reviews to the ACRC Carnival. I have linked my name to the URL so you can check it out.

  2. Lita Says:

    That looks awesome, Kerrie! Thanks for the link. :)

  3. Theresa Says:

    WHOA, you read a lot of Agatha Christie!! :-D

  4. Lita Says:

    Teehee. Yes, I did. :D And I’m on my third one this year, so far. ;)


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